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While the original set of Exodia was extremely hard to obtain (all five pieces were [[Ultra Rare]]), they have since been reprinted in lesser rarities, with a common practice to only print the head of Exodia as an ultra rare and the remaining limbs as [[common]]s, making the set much easier to obtain. While the Exodia deck was perhaps one of the first decktypes, it still remains a popular one, being supported through several new cards (specifically, new draw engines and draw loops).
Exodia is one of the few card that can actually declare an automatic win. Others include "[[Destiny Board]]", "[[Final Countdown]]", "[[Exodius the Ultimate Forbidden Lord]]", "[[Last Turn]]" and "[[Vennominaga the Deity of Poisonous Snakes]]".exodia obliterate!!!!
Notably, Exodia was the only monster ever specifically mentioned in the rulebooks, even having the rule that should the five pieces be in your hand at any time you win the duel. This was, however, prior to other cards being released with effects that declared an automatic win. Exodia has since been removed from the rulebooks, as the effects written on the head are sufficient enough.
